Sentence examples for more specific substrate from inspiring English sources
This raises the possibility that the DPPIV activity of attractin may be secondary and that it has other more specific substrate specificities yet to be identified, similar to the NAALADases, which have both amino-terminal DPPIV activity as well as a more pronounced carboxy-terminal glutamate carboxylase activity.
Nar uses a very narrow and nonpolar substrate-conducting cavity with a nonspecific substrate binding site, whereas Fdh-N accommodates a wider, positively charged substrate-conducting cavity with a more specific substrate binding site.
Definition 1 (Fluxomer) A fluxomer is the rate that a metabolic reaction transfers labeling from one or more specific substrate isotopomers into product isotopomers.
This led the authors to suggest that our substrate, Pro-Phe-Arg-methyl-coumarylamide is a more specific substrate and is detecting true rKLK1 enzyme activity.
The commercial cellulase showed greater specificity with relation to the corncob and then with relation to the filter paper, and it was less specific for eucalyptus sawdust, showing maximum enzymatic activity value for this substrate, approximately 90% lower than the more specific substrate.
Below are MeSH descriptors whose meaning is more specific than "Substrate Cycling".
In contrast, chitosanases of family GH46, GH75, and GH80 are more specific in substrate, which is limited to chitosan (Bueren et al. 2009).
Alternatively, RCM-lysozyme can be used as a more specific PTPase substrate.
The low activity of the PP2C domain of PHLPP isolated from bacteria, when compared to other PP2Cs, could indicate that the active site of PHLPP is indeed different from the rest of the PPM family, making it less efficient or more specific toward substrates.
Development of dedicated PepChip arrays containing more plant specific substrates would be a valuable addition to established ∼omics tools such as transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics for plant research.
In other study phenyl acetate was found to be more sensitive and specific substrate in identifying patients with chronic hepatic disease than paraoxon [ 27].
